What Do Mechanical Engineers Do? Where Do Mechanical Engineers Work? What is Mechanical Engineering?

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@eddiedahorsie 3 года назад

36 yrs old and I just graduated with B.S.M.E. Minor in E.E. I received an offer for a position as a Systems Engineer the day before graduation. Don’t give up, work hard and make it happen!

@toddmueller9056 Год назад

This comment is what I need, I'm 24 and have had an injury lasting 3 years that makes manual labor near impossible, I've been torn if I wanna go to school for engineering or not

@justicenzubechi3386 Год назад

how classes did take to get your minor in EE?

@EDy3621 9 месяцев назад

How’s your career going? I just turned 30 and im really considering going back to school for Mechanical Engineering.

@dumpyplumpkin4461 7 месяцев назад

28 currently an a&p mechanic looking at industrial

@mohanadhafez6326 3 года назад

You're so underrated

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Wow thank you

@yasminkhadem4725 2 года назад

For real tho!!!

@TheC130navigator Год назад

Underrated comment

@alissabestwick8521 3 года назад

Just finished watching. Great video!! Loved all of the different clips and perspectives!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

OOOooo my favorite fan :)

@Bujaru 3 года назад

Thank you so much for these videos! I’m in the process of landing a job hopefully by August and this was very helpful to know exactly what titles I should apply for.

@ThaiNguyen-to5yv 2 года назад

An informative video Jake, you've made me love the major that I'm about to study.

@PhiNguyen-yl1ic 3 года назад

Jake, this was really helpful. As a young engineer, I salute you!!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Wow thanks so much for this great comment

@poopathyraaja9949 2 года назад

Thanks for giving us a view of what mechanical engineering is about.

@GoldaRose 3 года назад

Awesome video Jake! Thanks for sharing mine in the description👏🏼☺️

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Got you! I think im going to do an aerospace only video / defense type stuff and i would love to feature you in that? We should chat more about youtube. I just had a call with Wissam, and I'm close with Mat Picardal, and a lot of other engineering peeps on here, shoot me an email if you want, hello@jakevoorhees.com thanksss

@yaboi3445 3 года назад

24:26 dude you could be a game show host, love the enthusiasm

@zik9938 3 года назад

This is definitely my new favourite video! I'm probably going to watch it a couple of times. Thanks Jake!❤️

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Wow thank you! So do you like the back and forth style of featuring other content and me responding some? I wasnt sure but im getting good feedback so thank you Zik

@zik9938 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees It's a great video and I enjoyed this new style alot. I was kinda hesitant to watch it when I saw it was over 30 minutes long, but I enjoyed every minute! I think making future videos like this shorter will be more enticing to casual viewers of the channel; This video could have probably been divided into 3 parts or so. But as I said, I thoroughly enjoyed it! Edit: Keep up the good work!😁

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

!! Did you say you were working on the purple heart? You got it !

@zik9938 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Really?!💜?😃 Finally!!!!!! You're welcome, Jake!👍🏼

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

You gottttt itttt 💗💗💗💗😚

@epic-simataamushe6975 2 года назад

Thank you 😊, you've been a solid help and guide

@rayanabuomar1113 3 года назад

Awesome Video! really informative and helpful thanks for this content :)

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks so much for the comment and glad you like the videoooo. What type of mechanical engineer are you thinking? Let me know what questions you have okay? Cheers thankssss

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

[LOVE my typo right away]. I answer all comments, so leave your question below! What should I make next? Vote in the comment. Please like the video - I have 140+ other videos so check those out :)

@owenfazza6349 3 года назад

Looking to change from Chemical to Mechanical Engineering this year. Thanks for the advice Jake!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Nice! It's not a bad option because of how few ChE jobs there are. Only 32,600 ChEs are employed in the USA currently and there are something like 14,000 new degrees per year. What are you trying to figure out now with your transition to ME? I have these videos that may be helpful, “Mechanical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ghxBLeEX_OM.html This is another version of this video you have seen here - this video describes a few ME careers like automotive, aerospace, product, R&D, and software engineering for ME graduates: "Jobs for Mechanical Engineers" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L95q-d6FWVY.html Let me know what questions you have k cheers thanks!

@owenfazza6349 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Hi Jake, have you made a video on what mechanical engineers do on nanotechnology?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Nah but i get a lot of nanotechnology questions and need to make a deep dive video on that, stay tuned thank you

@kevin-gg8ir 7 месяцев назад

Hey, Jake. About to enter University at 44 yrs. Old in BSME. Just finished CC and have Chem and Calculus 2 done. Love your vids sir.

@cristiandavidmillergonzale710 3 года назад

If you continue making videos with this quality I have no doubt this channel will grow exponentially

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks I really hope so and I really appreciate that and your comment. Thank you thank you. Also, one of the ways you can help us get there as a community is to make sure you have the bell turned on, and like and comment on videos when they come out :) share they around with your friends and we will grow together. Let me know what I can help you with okay? I answer all questions, cheers!

@sanugaarambewela4688 2 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees is there a similar video like this for Mechatronics. Having a hard time choking between these 2 :(

@kinspa7765 Год назад

This video has what I needed ...am a mech engineering student in 3rd year really struggling with many choices...😮

@junececilia5613 2 года назад

hey jake, loved this video can you please do one on mechanical engineering vs mechatronic engineering cause i don't know what will be best for me to choose, thanks in advance.

@asherkhan6023 3 года назад

Awesome work Jake! You featured Wissam Seif, my boiiiu

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

hes awesome huh? Thanks so much for commenting! How are you up what you been up to? thanks love you

@asherkhan6023 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees I've been here and there. Currently in first year hoping to have enough GPA to make it to mech specialization soon. Also, I've started this course called Earth Science which is really cool, well other than soil. Impact crater, volcanoes, chemical weathering. It's my jam!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Nice I see okay. Yeah impact craters are really cool. I google about them a lot to be honest lol. I think you'll be okay on GPA, just keep grinding. Did I send you my studying videos yet? Just in case I havent, “Engineering Study Skills” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-53A-3T5_2zE.html Thanks!

@benbuckhoff4458 3 года назад

I don’t know if you’ve already made a video on it, but I’d be interested to hear about pros/cons of graduate studies in engineering and like pay differences between BS, MS, and PhD. I’m specifically an EE major, but I’m sure people interested in all different fields would be interested in a video like that. Thanks for all the awesome content!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. Lots of EEs get there masters degrees. About 45% of graduates are masters or PhD students. I think it’s because EE is so broad and fast moving that it’s really beneficial to get an advanced degree. You can focus on a specific niche like nano technology or Mechatronics or telecommunications or signals and controls, etc. The pros of a masters are good. You will get a little more salary but mostly it’s for the technical lead opportunities and taking control of the direction of your career. No real cons. You just want to take a research assistantship where you don’t pay or get an employer to pay. PhD is different. PhD really makes it so your career will be all about research. Or you can be a professor. Does that help and make sense? I should do a video on this :) let me know what follow up questions you have okay. Cheers thanks !!!

@YE-nw6il Год назад

Great vid man. I’m a UTD ME student. This video got me excited for graduation in 2024

@koora_highlights 3 года назад

Great video Jake 💪🏽♥️

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

thank you my man!

@xeniosgerolemou6061 2 года назад

this video is super helpful to stem students which are thinking of perusing engineering. I have one year to pick my major for college and I'm leaning towards CS and MechEng

@liuphillip98 3 года назад

Thank you so much, this sort of video is exactly what ive been looking for! ive watched so many videos on what engineers do, but none that go this deep. Can you make a video like this on electrical engineering?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Yeah wow so many people have been saying that, thank you I'm really happy about this. I think i can make future versions even meaner and leaner too. Should do this with software and EE and civil, etc. For now, I have all these EE / EE related videos for you. “What Do Electrical Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zRawKI6Qsm0.html . And this EE Job Tier, the top 10 jobs for EEs, could help you too, . “Electrical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6r3hG_zA8d8.html . And Mechatronics is a pretty solid career path for EEs, I get a lot of questions about it, . “What Do Mechatronics Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4YjLZcQRLds.html . “Is Mechatronics Engineering a Good Career? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UkPKlA6j0f8.html Let me know what follow up questions you have okay? Thank you !

@HeliaAkbari 3 года назад

This video is really awesome. Thank youuuu. Do one for electrical engineering pleasssse

@lukewagner7771 8 месяцев назад

I want to be a aerospace engineer. I sm currently majoring in Mechanical Engineering and I became a member of the ASME!

@samyzidi4343 2 года назад

That's so helpful. I've just got my BEng in ME but I don't like most of its application. My interest are closer to Medicine topics that's why I'm thinking to switch to a MEng in Biomedical Engineering or even to start Med School. I'm still 22 btw

@mistermajesty9239 3 года назад

Amazing as usual 😍 Waiting for the what does electrical engineers do video👍

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Thank you ! Thanks for the comment. I actually have a standard version of that video here, “What Do Electrical Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zRawKI6Qsm0.html And this EE Job Tier, the top 10 jobs for EEs, could help you too, “Electrical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6r3hG_zA8d8.html And Mechatronics is a pretty solid career path for EEs, I get a lot of questions about it, “What Do Mechatronics Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4YjLZcQRLds.html . “Is Mechatronics Engineering a Good Career? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UkPKlA6j0f8.html Does this help and make sense? Let me know what follow up questions you have okay? I respond to everything, thanks again!!

@samiulislamdurjoy9416 3 года назад

Heyyy bro Big fan.... And thanks a lot 😊.. what you are doing is really helpful for us.. Can u plz make a new video on automotive industry or automobile engineering.... Plz?

@mohammadkh2725 3 года назад

You are the best Jake.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks so much for that awesome comment and for watching :) what are you up to in your engineering journey? Let me know what questions I can help you with okay? Cheers thanks so much!!

@insane4201 3 года назад

Nice video as usual

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Thank you ! Really appreciate you watching and commenting too. Love love. As usual right back at you, let me know what I can help you with cheers thankssss

@khalliwalli-obaidfarooqui 3 года назад

Nice video. Keep it up

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Appreciate that!! Are you a mechanical engineer? Have you seen the ME Job Tier list video? It could be helpful, “Mechanical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ghxBLeEX_OM.html Let me know how I can help you next okay cheers

@roboserpent7247 3 года назад

This is the dopest video.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Yeah? Do you like the style? I wasnt sure if there was too much extra detail or too long. I'm really glad to hear this. Have you seen my other ME videos? They are pretty popular, and could help you, “Mechanical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ghxBLeEX_OM.html Let me know what questions you have okay and how I can help you okay thank youuuuu

@shawcampbell7715 3 года назад

Hey Jake , been a fan for a while. I recently became a first year mechanical engineering student , the decision was really tough because I have so many interests but your videos helped a lot so thanks man. This vid just reinforced how right my decision was

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Nice!! I just responded to your other comment about networking. Oh you were talking about interviewing engineers. What type of engineers would you be interested in hearing from? I have a bunch honestly so maybe I have what you’re looking for? Thanksssss

@hootbutler 3 года назад

I’m 31. I’ve been on the fence about returning to school because A: I have debt, like, adult debt and B: I’m terrified of advanced math. But, due to plateauing in my current career, I’m essentially being pushed into returning to school. I’m hoping obtaining and using my future ME degree will brighten my future.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey shoutout to the millennials in here! Okay let me break this down and help you. A) How much debt from your personal 1-10 scale? 10 being super scary and it gives you anxiety all the time and 1 being you can manage it and pay it off in just a few years with no problems. B) This terror is okay. I would consider maybe industrial engineering bc its less on the heavy math side and if you already have a degree, you can get into IE programs and a lotttt of IE professionals go back to school for IE rather than major in it for undergraduate. What are you doing now? What is your degree in if you have one? And if you dont or you had to pause on school and are going back in that regard, thats okay, let me know

@Bboxwd 3 года назад

my roommate is almost 46 years old doing computer engineering! Don't give up brotha!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

@@Bboxwd Wow I love that. I'd love to get in touch and maybe feature them in a video, like some quotes, bc i get a lot of questions about "going back to school as an engineer"

@GarrettH1 3 года назад

Never too late to start I am 27 and getting used to school again was homeschooled not the best education growing up 13 units towards my AA if I pass spring which I will because it's work and never be afraid to ask for help it's all on you brother and what you want good luck.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Nice! Good attitude and you got it exactly right. Can't be afraid to ask for help. What are you up to now? I think I saw you in some other comments for sure huh? Cheers thanks later !!

@AnastasiInTech 3 года назад

77k congrats !!!! 100k is soon :)

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Thanks so much, appreciate that. Ya it’s a grind and I’m trying to put out more and better videos. 100k would be nice this year so let’s get there! What goals do you have w your channel? Thanksssss

@AnastasiInTech 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees I am sure you will make it! Mine is 5k this year!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks and ya it took me 4 months for 100 subs, 4 more for 1,000, and then another 4 months to 10,000. So 10x every 4 months with 2 videos per week - 100 videos in the first year. And if you ask people to subscribe each video - they will. I stopped uploading for 2 years and the channel grew from 10,000 subs to nearly 50,000 without a single video and still got like 60,000-80,000 views per month. If you make search based content, this will happen. Chat more soon thankkssss

@AnastasiInTech 3 года назад

Hi Jake ! First comment ! Great video :)

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Heyyy ythanks for that, I need to check out your video from earlier, appreciate you!

@ccrdrevil2 3 года назад

I am a manufacturing engineer intern in the auto industry and I am trying to decide what style of engineering is best for me. I'm currently working 100% at my desk, which isn't bad but I think I would like more hands on opportunities. Thanks for all the advice and inspirational videos!

@EliteSpellcasterChrissy 2 года назад

Hey there, I am studying mechanical engineering and I am curious about your work conditions as a manufacturing engineer intern. Although I wouldn’t mind working 100% from desk for a period of time, I don’t think I could make a lifestyle out of it. Would it be possible for you to get hands on time as you progress through the ranks? or change your work schedule around to your preference? I start my first internship this summer so I’ll see for myself soon but I kinda want to know what types of work conditions to expect if that makes any sense lol

@ccrdrevil2 2 года назад

@@EliteSpellcasterChrissy The internship that I had in manufacturing was 100% a desk job. It was only one of the teams that were allowed to be 100 percent remote. This upcoming summer ill be working at the same company, but in a more hands on roll, but still in manufacturing. There were some team members who moved from team to team on occasion, but most people stayed in their position for a long time. I am excited to see how the next internship works out. Best of luck to you!

@EliteSpellcasterChrissy 2 года назад

@@ccrdrevil2 having the option to be completely remote during these times does sound pretty nice but I feel I’m better suited for hands on work and I’d like to put my best foot forward you know? I’ve been hearing that job hopping is a good way to progress in a career but I’m happy to hear there’s still companies where the employees are choosing to stay. Thank you for the wishes and best of luck to you as well!

@ryansmith9167 2 года назад

Hi Jake! I've been watching your videos for about a week now trying to decide weather I would like to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering. I recently completed Community College and got my Computer Aided Drafting Design (AAS) Degree. I have no idea which way I would like to go with this. I Love the idea of getting outside of the office and interacting with people on a large scale as a part of Civil Engineering, but then again I have always been someone that likes to tinker with small parts and build things. I plan on Shadowing a Surveyor to see if that will help me decide between the two because my previous college professor told me a lot of the things a surveyor does is used in the day to day life of a Civil Engineer such as the basic boundaries of where you're building etc. I dropped out of college my first year as a Computer Science student so I know something along the lines of Electrical Engineering or Software Engineering aren't for me!

@joanna2642 2 года назад

This is exactly my situation. I'm going to college and I'm still trying to decide between the two

@L2vid Год назад

Hey have you guys chosen something? I’m in the same boat…

@michaelmalgioglio1532 8 месяцев назад

This is exactly what I’m doing right now lol how’s it going for youn

@bhushanbirla8156 3 года назад

Jake please do for mechanical engineer in biomedical field. Their role, responsibilities , lifestyle etc.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Cool thanks for the comment ill add it to the list. I have these BME videos for now, “What Do Biomedical Engineers Do? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jVwEFp8yfU8.html Here is another BME video that interviews a biomedical engineer who went to Cornell for her MS in BME and ended up at NASA for an internship, “Life of a Biomedical Engineer | Should I Do Biomedical Engineering?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zn0hmb32pwM.html Does that help and make sense? I respond to 100% of comments so let me know what your follow up questions may be, okay? Cheers and thanks again!

@jakeconrad6050 3 года назад

Helpful to me thanks Jake! All this stuff is right up my ally now it’s just about finishing my bachelors and getting my foot in the door! You are so helpful thank you

@johnmelon45 2 года назад

I have a masters and bechelors in mechanical engineering. Got a 4.0 out of 4.0 thanks covid for something I suppose. Only 27 still feel dumb af. Exciting though. Your info is good. Really good.

@pritpatel1876 3 года назад

This is a real mechanical engineering bro.

@RedManE36 2 года назад

I've been thinking about going to school for mechanical engineering. Currently I work as an electrical apprentice and while the job isn't tough, it hasn't been of much interest to me. In my spare time I like to design products to print on my 3D printer using fusion 360. Do you find yourself creating and tinkering with lots of projects as a M.E.? Would you recommend the job?

@KrazyVideoChick 2 года назад

8:34 I love me some Wissam!!!❣❣

@bellab.a9172 3 года назад

Great video Jake! I really liked this video idea I hope you do one for electrical engineering as well 😊👍

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Yuppppp Thanks for this. I’ve gotten a lot of requests already for EE version so I will do it !!

@user-ou4lp1vr7k 3 года назад

Thank you 💜

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Your welcome, thanks for watching

@andrei4299 2 года назад

Thanks a lot!!! It really helped me understand more about engineering..I'm just in high school and I'm curious about how I learn to do the things that engineers do in videos that I saw in youtube .Can I learn all the things that engineers do by choosing a degree??

@youngmindstar6079 Год назад

Jake, I have bachelors in ME with work experience of 8 years in middle East in building services engineering consultant and now I have now decided to go for masters and am confuse to select in between MS in Engergy management or MS in Engineering Management both in USA. Would be great if you could make an advice on this. And further am 31 now 😀. Happy to receive any suggestions from any of you all experience guys.

@TheC130navigator Год назад

Dang, I have one of those airbags in my 08 Lexus

@ifty1385 Год назад

hey jake . im from Bangladesh .probably u dont even know the country 😂. i took mechanical engg. as my undergrad major . i am passionate about it . i was a bit confused if i have made the right the choice.now this content has pushed me up to do well . i hope to move to USA to do my masters and get myself a decent career .✌✌

@ethiopic_ 2 года назад

please do a video on mechatronics and mechanical engineering , which field is better at building things and developing tools that can make our life easier also which filed is more related to recycling industry. and one thing i would like to tell is i like working at workshops not at office so which would be the best field for me

@shawcampbell7715 3 года назад

Jake everyone keeps saying we should speak to people in our field and that is really hard for some people to do , I think more vids interviewing different kinds of engineers would help a lot of people.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. Yeah I feel you. I think networking is one of the best career skills but it’s hard for a lot of engineers. It’s a skill though. Meaning you can work on it and become better, like a sport or any other skill. Here are some videos to help, “Student Life Tips - Networking with Professors” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_kSVvph6d_w.html “How to Network with People” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q-LIdhArFuM.html “Informational Interview Tips“ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nxUtpzPHKjc.html Here is the job fair networking playbook. 1. Have a plan. You should review and know exactly which companies will be at a job fair or event. Pick 10 companies or fewer and take 1 hour, open a google drive, and research their Linkedin and blogs and social media. Know what they are up to right now. Have things to chat about and things to relate to. 2. Resume customize. After you do this, you may even be able to cater your resume specifically to certain companies. Now you can make different versions of your resume and depending on which of the companies you speak with, you can get a resume that is better suitable to that company. 3. Ask about how those projects are going. Have something interesting to talk about. This shows you are following the company. Ask about their engineering role and career. Companies send young engineers to run the booths at job fairs. 4. Notes. Have a notebook and write down how each conversation went afterwards. Write down their name, and make sure to get their card. Journal the conversation so you can be more relatable later. They will remember you specifically if you mention exactly what you talked about. Keep in touch. Get their card and email them that evening or the next day. 5. Ask for informational interviews. I made a video about that here, “Informational Interview Tips“ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nxUtpzPHKjc.html 6. Keep in touch, and soon after that, you can ask for actual opportunities. Does this make sense? Confidence and experience cannot be taught or absorbed from content in any way. They must be learned and conducted over and over by the individual. So don't worry. Most engineers are introverts, and they just need practice. Don't worry. Just get out there and try to make things happen. Over time you'll get better and things WILL happen. Cheers let me know what sort of follow up questions you have okay? Cheers and thank you!

@hamzamohamed7935 3 года назад

Thank you sooooo much for this eye-opening vedio it's full of mechanical engineering insights..... Respect and appreciation from sudan, afriica✌️😊🇸🇩 Could please interview mechanical engineers from all walks of mechanical engineering branches so to have deeper knowledge about what to expect in those careers... Thanks again and keep it up💪

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

hey thanks so much for this awesome comment

@mohanadhafez6326 3 года назад

That's the wrong flag

@hamzamohamed7935 3 года назад

@@mohanadhafez6326 corrected thanks bro

@mokamoka9048 10 месяцев назад

👏👏👏 🇸🇩

@alexdavenport3254 Год назад

Hey Jake I am about to go into undergrad for Mechanical engineering. Do you have any specific tips of how I can get a head start or on internship strategies even though I don’t have too much experience?

@malaksameh9994 3 года назад

I’m still in the last year of high school, and have never learned a programming language however I really am into creating devices and cool robotic things but I don’t know how to start

@saivarun4562 Год назад

Hi Jake. I am interested in both building parts and building machines and robots (like PCBs, small machines etc) and programming them. What major should I opt for?

@osiobomighie7861 3 года назад

Could you do one for electrical engineers next please. As I’m struggling to decide whether to do mechanical or electrical engineering

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Yes! It's done, and here it is, good comment appreciate that, “Electrical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6r3hG_zA8d8.html Let me know what I can help you with next okay? Thanks !

@GarrettH1 3 года назад

same boat lol

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Here you go! “Mechanical VS Electrical Engineering” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6PJ-Yw5qVsc.html Thanks for the comment. Let me know more of what you are trying to figure out and I can help you cheers

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Also check out this, “Mechanical VS Electrical Engineering” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6PJ-Yw5qVsc.html it will help you cheers love you thanks

@soberanisfam1323 3 года назад

did you decide?

@jianhaochai4299 3 года назад

Do more about mechanical engineers in HVAC, BIM, MEP, Gas systems construction or construction engineering/projects?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Noted and will do thank you !!

@mustaphaabdul-ganiyu7196 2 года назад

Thank you sir 🙏 😢

@WahidKhan-nh9tu 3 года назад

Good job sir

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Thank you!! What are you up to in your engineering journey? Let me know what I can help you with okay? Cheers thankkkksss

@cansadomehallo 3 года назад

Good video, thanks

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thank you for the comment. Are you an aspiring mechanical engineer? Let me know what questions you have okay and I can lend a hand. Cheers thanks !!

@cansadomehallo 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees just finished last month, so im a fresh new mechanical engineer. Im currently working but im not that happy. Poor salary, so im seeking for other opportunities while maintaining the current job. Any advice? Thanks

@cansadomehallo 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees oh, and another question. Any programming language recommendation to improve my CV? Or it will make no difference due to the fact that Im a mech engineer and not, for instance, an electronic engineer?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Oh jeez I’m sorry to hear that. Thanks for the comment tho. So what country are you in? What industry? What is the job and what don’t you like? More detail will allow me to help you. Thanks !!

@brunocunha3114 3 года назад

I dont know whi but this video inspired me to study more

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Nice!! Thanks for the comment. Here are some study tips, “Engineering Study Skills” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-53A-3T5_2zE.html Let me know what other questions you have k? Cheers

@cheforsteph6332 3 года назад

Hi Jake, I'm an undergrad Math Major (taking free electives in physics and comp. sci) and I'm on the fence between Mathematical Modeling and Electrical/Mechanical Engineering. The only reason I'm uncertain about Engineering is because I've never had that drive to tinker, build or break objects down as a kid. I find it very interesting to know how things work and to solve problems (solving problems is the reason for my math major), but I'm worried that because I've never done any projects or really shown a true passion for tinkering, etc. that maybe it isn't for me. Do you have any tips to help me decide through this? Of course if I were to go into the engineering field I would gain this experience, and I definitely want a hands-on career (which math modeling is likely not, assuming its more work with computers and data), but because I don't have this passion already I'm worried I may not find it. This is definitely more of an anxiety-type question of just a cluster of "what ifs", but I'm curious if you've had a similar experience? I also have interest in the skilled trades just because they are so hands-on, and frankly because of that I do think engineering would be a practical path for me. But how do you get past this fear of it not being right for you?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks so much for the comment and for stopping by. Are you thinking Math Modeling vs EE/ME for grad school? I understand your hesitation around engineering. Let me ask you this if that's okay - what is your career goal with say, maintaining the math modeling progression? If you do not do engineering, what is the baseline alternative? Feat is always going to be a part of the journey. You know whats funny? Have you ever had an exciting opportunity that also makes you nervous? Say a job interview or you're going to do something that is fun and exciting but theres a chance you could get hurt like rock climbing or sky diving or something like this? Even that excitement mixed with fear of a first date. The brain signals for excitement and fear with the exact neurochemistry. It's exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. If its good enough to get excited about, there should be just as much anxiety if it doesnt go well. Thats a good sign honestly. But a lot of people confuse this and they let that fear takeover. Rather than interpreting these signals as excitement, we can cower in fear. So dont let that be you. It sounds like you know you should try out engineering and you want to apply this math skill you have. You're just hesitant. Does this sound about right? What follow up questions or things do you have for me? Thanks!

@cheforsteph6332 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Thank you for replying so quickly and with so much detail. Yes that sounds right, like, hit the nail on the head, right. I'm currently on track for a 5-year masters in Math (I'm a second semester sophomore). So I'm not really on a specific track for a career path, but I'm doing the Comp. Sci/Physics Electives to look more appealing to Engineering programs if I do decide on that path (and also because I like physics), Courses like: Fluid Mechanics, Statics, Thermodynamics, etc. If I were to choose the math modeling progression, I'd like to go into research on just any world issues that need solutions (obviously this is a very vague thing to say, to be honest with you I'm not totally sure where I would go with it but I have some ideas). For example, I was talking with the Chair of the Math dept. at my school, and he was telling me he had some of the same anxieties as I did (he got his BS in Physics, MS in Math, PhD in Mechanical Engineering), and he was telling me about mathematical modeling he was doing for Alzheimer's research, saying I could do more of that type of work as opposed to Engineering. This sounded very appealing because its meaningful work and that's what I was looking for in engineering, but like I said I think I would be bored sitting in front of a computer plugging in data for math modeling. Truly I just want to be able to apply my problem-solving, critical thinking, math/physics skills to real-world applications and to say that I'm doing something meaningful with my life. I do think I should give engineering a shot and yes I think you're absolutely right about me just being hesitant, I'm just young and inexperienced (19) so it's really about pushing through my anxieties for me. And what you said about "if it's good enough to get excited about, there should be just as much anxiety if it doesn't go well." I think that's a perfect way to phrase it lol. If you don't mind me asking, did you have a defining moment that helped you feel secure in your choice, or did you always know this was what you wanted to do? I really appreciate you taking the time to reply to all of these comments, it shows how much effort you put into this channel and into your viewers. It means a lot! Thank you.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

@@cheforsteph6332 Wow so thanks for all the context. And OMG OMG please please do yourself a huge favor and keep in solid touch with the chair of your department. That person can get you into doors you cannot even imagine. I was the same as you, in terms of not being sure. I applied for EE even though the plan was civil E, and last min i switched back to Civil before school started. I thought i wanted to do transportation within civil, but you never really know this until you get to junior and you take your first specific courses. So yeah I was uncertain for 2 years or more. And then once I had some transportation stuff, it was okay. Pretty much just rolled with the punches. I think you dont really knwo what you like or dont like until you get there and do it. It's so hard to speculate based off of research and conversations. This is why pivoting in careers is so common - because its needed. Another great thing you can do is ask your Chair and whoever else you know who has had a math /engineering career, to introduce you to more people in the industry. Its great to talk to these people, just like your Chair, about job ideas and ultimately connections to industries. The more of the these people you know, the more chances you will have at internships and jobs. And finally yes, I love this community with all my heart and pour a lot of time into this because of all of you guys. So thank you so much for seeing that and saying this

@jk_016 Год назад

Plz make video on textile engineering

@nidhishsingh4122 2 года назад

Hi im confused between CE and Cs I've seen ur videos but I'm still not sure, isn't CE a better option bcuz of more opportunities due to the fact that it has elements of both EE and Cs?

@firstman1091 2 года назад

"Which engineer are you?" Iron man:"yes"

@galensherbon5302 3 года назад

Hey Jake great video! I was hoping you may have the time for me to interview you on a few questions for my VA ( Veterans school benefits) required into the school program I am accepted into? Let me know when you can no rush

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment and yup I’d love to, hello@jakevoorhees.com thankssssss

@galensherbon5302 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees awesome thank you sir

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Thanks so much love you :)

@rakanalheresh8633 3 года назад

Hello,thank you a lot for your information and guidance you really puts a lot of effort to help us and I really appreciate it. But I kindly request you to shed some lights on engine development and designing. I have been looking for answers about this matter but I didn’t find any answers but I believe that you could helping me regarding to your experience in engineering

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hmm okay love this question. There is a lot of interest in automotive engineering but you can’t find anything? I’ll add this to the list okay? Thanks so much please stay tuned with the bell :) let me know what other questions you have okay cheers love you

@oswinem7891 3 года назад

You videos are extremely helpful to me, could I please get one of your engineering kits.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. And yes I'm glad. jakevoorhees.com/kit is where you can find 5 eBooks and more. Let me know how I can help you next okay? Cheers love you

@kingchrisjones3178 Год назад

I want to see a video based on the electrical engineering

@LoganHawj 3 года назад

After graduating with my bachelors in mechanical engineering at age 27, I fell into deep depression. Even though I had several years of random engineering intern work experience and graduated with grades in the top 5% of my class, I was never able to secure the job and spent the last two years drowning myself in video games. Still depressed, but watching videos like this to maybe wake me up and get my life back or save myself. Is my degree worth anything and do I even have a chance at getting a mechanical engineer job now that I've been out of school and work for 2 years? How would I even explain this to someone if they ask me why I was gone for those two years after college?

@Scoobinho11 Год назад

You also could try to do certifications in certain specializations . You don’t have to do strictly design work . There is maintenance, reliability, quality engineering , inspection, project management , HVAC etc all of those have certifications that get you hired . Just gotta do the research

@rogerharsh 2 года назад

I am very passionate for product design. I love to to concept sketch design. I could not afford design schools , so I chose mechanical engineering...so what do you think can I get job of concept designer as well design engineer ?

@Itshappykim 3 года назад

Is it possible that make a video like this kind of video about chemical engineering?!

@adrianoassuncao4890 2 года назад

Can you help me improve in calc and physics? Luv the vid 🤩

@podunksarmy 2 года назад

Mechatronics actually seems pretty lit

@zeref1248 2 года назад

Love from India😄😄

@traceypereira2186 2 года назад

Could you do The same vídeo for computer engineering?

@fredyguzman3808 Год назад

I just wanted to make sure I understood but once you receive your Mechanical Engineering degree, jobs like these will be available? Like these jobs you mentioned, their postings will describe the degree desired?

@jasoncrosby8523 9 месяцев назад

I have 10 years of software engineering experience. I was laid off in January so I am looking to change careers. I started taking a bachelors in cybersecurity but I have not had any luck at all landing a cybersecurity position. Are software engineering skills easily interchangeable with mechanical engineering? If I changes my degree to mechanical engineering how likely would it be to land an entry level job before my degree is finished?

@nathanaelrairdon7 2 года назад

I have a degree in mechanical engineering but am currently a field engineer for a consulting firm that tests and verifies construction materials as well as geotechnical engineering and other sorts of earth sciences. What would that look like in my degrees field?

@WrexhamToThePrem 3 года назад

Great video, can you do the same thing for electrical engineering?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Jake Voorhees 1 second ago Thank you ! Thanks for the comment. I actually have a standard version of that video here, . “What Do Electrical Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zRawKI6Qsm0.html . And this EE Job Tier, the top 10 jobs for EEs, could help you too, . “Electrical Engineering Job Tier List” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6r3hG_zA8d8.html . And Mechatronics is a pretty solid career path for EEs, I get a lot of questions about it, . “What Do Mechatronics Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4YjLZcQRLds.html . “Is Mechatronics Engineering a Good Career? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UkPKlA6j0f8.html . Does this help? I will make a similar version for EE where I show more actually footage and what its like to work on the job. . Let me know what follow up questions you have okay? I respond to everything, thanks again!!

@Acontador13 2 года назад

When I was in college only Matt tran/engineering truth was doing these videos. Honestly he was terrible and biased to an extreme. Thank u for your high quality content.!

@Ms_Badgers_Soapbox 2 года назад

Can you do a video like this for electrical engineers

@LotusBeifong 2 года назад

Hey Jake, I wanna work with robots and learn all about how they work, the hardware and software part, but i havent found nearby options for robotics or mechatronics degree, so do you think that a mechanical engineering degree is a good option? what else will i have to learn outside of that?

@yonaha2687 2 года назад

I think electric engineering will be good

@bigfootguru86 Год назад

So I’m a little confused what is the difference between product design engineer and industrial design? Because they both look very similar.

@magicfay 3 года назад

Thank you very much for the video. I'm a junior mechanical engineer and I'm been stuck for a couple months cuz I can't find a job. I tried to learn some programs and in the end, I don't really move on.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. And I appreciate the thanks, you are super welcome. Sucks about the job hunt. I'd love to hear your job hunting strategy as many i can advise some things. Also, here are my tips to help you with job hunting, which mostly focuses on networking, “Student Life Tips - Networking with Professors” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_kSVvph6d_w.html “How to Network with People” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q-LIdhArFuM.html “Informational Interview Tips“ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nxUtpzPHKjc.html Here is the networking playbook. 1. Have a plan. You should review and know exactly which companies will be at a job fair or event. Pick 10 companies or fewer and take 1 hour, open a google drive, and research their Linkedin and blogs and social media. Know what they are up to right now. Have things to chat about and things to relate to. 2. Resume customize. After you do this, you may even be able to cater your resume specifically to certain companies. Now you can make different versions of your resume and depending on which of the companies you speak with, you can get a resume that is better suitable to that company. 3. Ask about how those projects are going. Have something interesting to talk about. This shows you are following the company. Ask about their engineering role and career. Companies send young engineers to run the booths at job fairs. 4. Notes. Have a notebook and write down how each conversation went afterwards. Write down their name, and make sure to get their card. Journal the conversation so you can be more relatable later. They will remember you specifically if you mention exactly what you talked about. Keep in touch. Get their card and email them that evening or the next day. 5. Ask for informational interviews. I made a video about that here, “Informational Interview Tips“ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nxUtpzPHKjc.html 6. Keep in touch, and soon after that, you can ask for actual opportunities. Does this make sense? Confidence and experience cannot be taught or absorbed from content in any way. They must be learned and conducted over and over by the individual. So don't worry. Most engineers are introverts, and they just need practice. Don't worry. Just get out there and try to make things happen. Over time you'll get better and things WILL happen. Cheers let me know what sort of follow up questions you have okay? Cheers and thank you!

@magicfay 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Thank you very much for these tips, I'm going to apply them. I like creating things that the first reason that made me took this career, I like working with people and always want to know more. for example, I speak 4 languages, and right now I'm trying to learn another one.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Very cool. That’s good about the other languages. I’d suggest that you use that to your advantage. I have friends who speak multiple languages and they get gigs for companies that do business in those multiple countries / locations. Does that make sense? Thanksssss

@magicfay 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Yes, a lot of my friends told me that. I'm going to do what you have told above for the next few days. Thank you very much for answering me.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Yupppp. Okay sounds good thank you and good luck. What languages do you speak? Maybe I have ideas. Cheers thanks

@MinnalNibuSince 3 года назад

Sir I am an 10 standard Indian student 15 years old . I started to solder when I was 12 years old and also to create something . I am interested in seeing tech based videos and also to do it. I had even made a boat with two motors and eventually I found the same model on RU-vid thereafter. Please do tell me what kind of engineering I needs to take and then to specialise what. Please do reply.

@konohaguy 3 года назад

So... is it a bad idea to study this if I'm not into the design prototype cycle?

@ZEUS-fw8sc 3 года назад

great video I want be product engineer in rapid protyping

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Yeah? Nice Manny. I think I'm going to make more product engineering videos bc people ask about them a lot

@d.c.6942 Год назад

Hi, do you think it would make sense to set out to get an engineering degree as a musician aged 40?

@user-tz2px4eo9c 2 года назад

Hi, Can a mechanical engineer study mechatronics as a master's degree?I mean, can a mechanical engineer work on the three aspects of devices (electricity, mechanics and programming) not only the mechanical aspect.

@chsaulse 3 года назад

Wasup Jake, are these careers also related for Bachelors of Technology in Mechanical Engineering as they are for Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering/ Bachelors of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering students?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. Lets mostly talk about engineering vs engineering technology. BS Engineering vs Bach of Engineering is usually the same thing. It just depends on what the school calls it, the country of origin. It would be very rare for an engineering college to offer both so you have to choose BSME vs BachME for example. I often get questions about Engineering vs Engineering Technology, or if Engineering Technology is good. Sometimes people are looking for a way to be more hands on, and have never heard of Engineering Technology before. . [Note: This is not to be confused with an “Engineering Technician” which is not an engineer and someone who does not have a full engineering degree. They may have a 2 year engineering technician education or less, and are usually someone like a drafter for example. They cannot design, they cannot rise through the ranks of engineering. It is a fine starting point and entry way into engineering, but it is not an Engineer or an Engineering Technologist]. . Let's start out by talking about regular engineers. Engineers apply scientific, theoretic, and economic knowledge to research, invent, design, and build structures, devices, and systems, making for a broad discipline that encompasses specialized fields of engineering. . Want to actually design the components or pieces or engineering aspects and run the numbers? Review them? Test them? Monitor them? Redesign them? Test again? Engineering is the way. . Now, Engineering Technology is a little different. Engineering Technologists work with the implementing of those technologies. Technologists work for manufacturing firms on the construction of products, and product improvement. Most people who want to be more hands on and apply the equipment and technologies will go this route. The pay is a little less, the respect is a little less, the job outlook and prospects are less, but there are still ABET accredited programs where you can become a professional engineer. In fact there are 138 ABET accredited programs in the USA. They are real engineers! . There are many potential engineers who would rather avoid engineering entirely if they think they are destined for a life in an office for 40 hours a week always. That is the type of person who may be interested in ET. If you like engineering principles but struggle a little more with the calculus and physics, these people may consider ET. . But don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of regular engineering roles you can achieve where there is some balance of both. Where you can get in and see what’s happening on site, in the field, during manufacturing or construction, etc. It’s more about seeking out this type of role, and speaking up about your hopes and dreams throughout your career. . So with all of that being said, unless you really absolutely need to be more hands on than working in an office, and struggle with the math/physics/coding, do regular the normal engineering route. . Does this help and make sense? Let me know what follow up questions you have k and I can help you w those. Thanks again, I respond to all comments, cheers! 😀

@user-cl3tu5qm9m 3 года назад

Can mechanical engineer find a job in electronics, controls, power electronics etc or it is just a job for EE? Great video btw!

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. Yeah MEs can work in EE jobs for sure. If you have the skills, then you can get the job. More and more roles say "engineering degree" rather than a type because there can be so much overlap. The best thing for you to do as an ME is teach yourself more programming :)

@jacobgarner3456 4 месяца назад

Yooo show us the press please?

@matthewserrato3812 Год назад

You sound like Nick Miller from New Girl

@michaelkwee7704 3 года назад

Hey Jake and everyone in the comment section, So i heard Aerospace Engineer is a sub field of Mechanical Engineer? So what is Aeronautics & Astronautics then?

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for this question. Yes most AE engineers are actually ME engineers - I talked about that in Wissam's section. Aerospace is aeronautical and astronautical engineering. Aeronautical is within the atmosphere like jets and planes and missiles, and astronautical is outside so the space station, rockets, shuttles, and things in space - satellites. Here are my AE videos, “What is Aerospace Engineering? What do Aerospace Engineers Do?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vDa0fB6kxVc.html . “Aerospace Engineer Interview | How To Get A Job At Boeing | How To Get A Job At Lockheed Martin” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NuPAiaonLrQ.html . “What is Combustion Engineering? | Can Mechanical Engineers Become Aerospace Engineers?” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qnXpsjZcq0k.html . I hope these help. Let me know what follow up questions you have okay and I can help you with those. I respond to everything, cheers!

@nicenice. Год назад

How do mechanical eng become process engineers I thought that's generally chemical and if that's possible can mechatronic eng become process engineer, what's best major for renewable energy?

@adityashah8811 2 года назад

I'm watching this after my completion of B.E. in Mechanical Engineering.

@michalethompson7188 3 года назад

Can you do civil engineering next? Im considering pursuing civil but would love to know more!

@unholykraut1107 3 года назад

Good day. I was wondering if you could do a video on the difference between a Technonlogist engineer and a technician

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the comment. I often get questions about Engineering vs Engineering Technology, or if Engineering Technology is good. Sometimes people are looking for a way to be more hands on, and have never heard of Engineering Technology before. . [Note: This is not to be confused with an “Engineering Technician” which is not an engineer and someone who does not have a full engineering degree. They may have a 2 year engineering technician education or less, and are usually someone like a drafter for example. They cannot design, they cannot rise through the ranks of engineering. It is a fine starting point and entry way into engineering, but it is not an Engineer or an Engineering Technologist]. . Let's start out by talking about regular engineers. Engineers apply scientific, theoretic, and economic knowledge to research, invent, design, and build structures, devices, and systems, making for a broad discipline that encompasses specialized fields of engineering. . Want to actually design the components or pieces or engineering aspects and run the numbers? Review them? Test them? Monitor them? Redesign them? Test again? Engineering is the way. . Now, Engineering Technology is a little different. Engineering Technologists work with the implementing of those technologies. Technologists work for manufacturing firms on the construction of products, and product improvement. Most people who want to be more hands on and apply the equipment and technologies will go this route. The pay is a little less, the respect is a little less, the job outlook and prospects are less, but there are still ABET accredited programs where you can become a professional engineer. In fact there are 138 ABET accredited programs in the USA. They are real engineers! . There are many potential engineers who would rather avoid engineering entirely if they think they are destined for a life in an office for 40 hours a week always. That is the type of person who may be interested in ET. If you like engineering principles but struggle a little more with the calculus and physics, these people may consider ET. . But don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of regular engineering roles you can achieve where there is some balance of both. Where you can get in and see what’s happening on site, in the field, during manufacturing or construction, etc. It’s more about seeking out this type of role, and speaking up about your hopes and dreams throughout your career. . So with all of that being said, unless you really absolutely need to be more hands on than working in an office, and struggle with the math/physics/coding, do regular the normal engineering route. . Does this help and make sense? Let me know what follow up questions you have k and I can help you w those. Thanks again, I respond to all comments, cheers! 😀

@unholykraut1107 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Thank you so much for the reply. I really appreciate all the details and the time you took to write it. It has been very helpful! I'm actually studying for a Bsc Mechanical engineering degree through an Australian university and notices that after my degree I will have the option of becoming a Technologist under the Sydney Accord, and, in fact, it's actively encouraged by my professors so that we can gain practical knowledge to help with designing later on in our careers. I was quite misled by a friend of mine when talking about the roles of a technologist. Your message has clarified it all! also, I was wondering if you were ever thinking about making a video about Online engineering degrees? I have seen many universities and colleges offering online Bsc engineering degrees that are fully accredited, both nationally and internationally. Online learning seems so interesting to me, and I see it becoming a very common and effective way of gaining an education.

@JakeVoorhees 3 года назад

You are very welcome. I’m glad to have clarified things for you about engineering technology, etc And for online engineering degrees, sure if it’s accredited I think they are to be considered. There are some disadvantages. The most powerful relationships you can make during university are with your professors. I think it’s harder to make those remotely. I would have really struggled to passed my courses without the help of my engineering peer group. I did homework with friends. I studied with friends. I went to professor office hours, etc. I also think there’s a lot of benefit in getting to know other engineers in person. Going to in person club meeting and society meetups and engineering organization events. Job fairs are something that regular in person universities host that may not be provided in the same way via an online education. What about labs? Those can’t really be the same. What about the engineering clubs teams like steel bridge and solar power car and rocket clubs? You can’t really build projects and make things and garner experience in the same way. Engineers Without Borders wouldn’t be the same either. And for these reasons, I don’t think online degrees get the same respect. Even if they are accredited. People know it’s just not the same, especially for engineering. Does that help and make sense? I’d love to help you with any follow up questions okay? Cheers thanks for the great comment

@unholykraut1107 3 года назад

@@JakeVoorhees Thank you. That helps.